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L. w. WATSo,
Vim. f.. Bells Locals.
+. w. WATSON,
Secretary

Brown and blcached cotton tiannels, from
SC 10 25c. VIM. +. Bell,
Beached homespuns, brown homespuns,
plaid homespunS, and " sheeting In brown
and bleached, at w. f. Bells.
Dress ginghams, dress calicoes, calico robes.
something new and stylish. w. T.. Bell.
Ladies' white and colored collars Ladies'
white and colored cuffs. w. +. Bell.
Grape Lsse. carry the largest stock of
Grape llSse In the up-cOuntry, in white and
colored. VIM. f. Bell.
800 pieces of satin and gro grain ribbon in
all the shades, fancy and plain edge. w. T..
Bell.
of feathers in birds and wings, plumes and
tips, all the new shades. w. +. Bell.
Fancy plushes in all the goods and shades.
W. f. Bell.
Corsets. Warmers Kabo, Balls Health and
Thomson's Glove-fItting. Also the Best Yet
corset which is the best goods ON the market
for the price. VIM. +. Bell
so dozen misses colcred hose In ribbed and
plain goods, from sc. to 3Oc. WIN. +. Bell.
If you wish to economze, buy my ribbed
misses hose i'll all sizes. Win. +. Bell.
Ladies' white and colorcd handkerchiefs,
from SC. to 3Oc. VIM. l.. Pell.
Ladies and misses gloves, In cashmere,
Berlin lined, and kid gloves. VIM. L. Bell.
Ladies' and misses under vest from 25c. to
$500 each. VIM. +. Bell.
Double faced cotton flannels for table cov-
ers and window. shades. VIM. L. Bell.
Red and white fannels from l5c to soc. per
yard. VIM. f. Bell.
Guinet black silk, very good: guarantee
to be of the finest material. BY no other
brand or you will be cheated. Sold by VIM.
L. Bell
Colored silks at 4ic. per yard. The best
goods on the market for the price. VIM. f..
Bell.
My So 90 Gondola kid button shoe is still in
the lead. w. f. Bell.
Silk and worsted braids, for dress trim
ming. In all the leading shades. VIM. f. Bell.
Dress sets in jet and braid, something new
for dresses. VIM. +. Bell.
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Mr. ROBERT S. LINK is quite we'll again.

Short wraps, walking jackets, and new
markets. This will be the largest wrap sea-
son that was known, and you can get what
you want at VIM. Z. Bells.
Black goods. My stock OF black dress goods
is The largest you will find In this section.
VIM. E. Bell.
Dress goods in all the new and desirable
shades. Trimmings to match every shade IN
braid, plush and silk velvet. VIM. +. jeli.
Ladies' and misses fine shoes. You can get
anything you wish from me at prices that
will surprise this trade. Don't buy until you
see my stock w. i. Bell.
50 dozen ladies colored and white hose from
Zoe to T5c. pair. VIM. f. Bell.
case lads and misses wraps to arrive this
week. VIM. f. Bell.
cases dress goods and trimmings to arrive
this week. VIM. E. Bell.
Ceases hats and millinery trimmings to ar
rive this week. VIM. E. Bell.
Ifyou wish stylish dress or hat, you can
find IL by calling on VIM. +. Bell.
Never before has my sales in ladies hats
been larger l sell nothing but the very best
goods, and will sell them cheaper man you
can get them in any large city.
Yacht hats for ladies and misses, something
new In straw and felt. w III. r. bcii.
Wedding outfits q specially at Nm. f.
Bells
Dresses cut and made to order on short no
tice at VIM. E. Bell's.
Straw and felt hats in all shapes and colors
Winter wraps. If you wish anything In
winter wraps, can save you money. have
q full stock on hand and two orders out that
will be in this week. w. E. Bell.
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Sherif's Sale.
II. NJ. Spikes against Jno. R. Tolbert.-Ex'

II. NJ. Spikes against Jno. r. Tolbert.-Exe.
cution.
Ply virtue Of an execution to me directed, in
II the above stated case, will sell to the
highest bidder, at public auction, at Abbevllle
Court House, on Monday the seventh day OF
November, 1887, all the right, title and inter.
est of Jno. R. Tolbert In the following describ-
ed property, to wit: All those tracts and par
cells Of land, situate, lying and being in the
County of Abbeville, State of South Carolina,
10 wit: Tract No. l, containing
THREE HUNDRED AND FIFTY-THREE
(353) ACRES,
more or less, bounded by lands Of j. A. Part.
low, P. B. Brooks, the Laurens lands and 9TH
ers. Tract No. 2, containing
FOUR HUNDRED ACRES,
more or less, bounded by P. B. Brooks, Leroy
Lee, A. Mcneil and others.
Tract No.3, containing
TWO HUNDRED AND SEVENTY-FIVE
ACRES,
more or less, bounded by T. A. Watson, D. j.:
Tolbert, Mrs. Whitlock and others. Levied
on and to be sold as the property of Jno. K.
Tolbert, 10 satisfy the aforesaid execution and
costs.
J. F. G. DUPRE,
Sheriff Abbeville County.
Oct 10. 1887, At
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Just Received. Ladies seal plush So tin lin.
ed wraps-the handsomeSt and cheapest
goods we have shown. II. NJ. Haddon d Co.
The many novelties Of Dress Goods which
we have to show cannot fail to please our
lady customers. r. NJ. Haddon IL Co. 92l
r. NJ. Haddon & Co. have the largest stock
of black goods they have ever shown. Trim
mings In jets, braids and pushes 10 match.
Don't fail to see r. NJ. Haddon & Co.'s stock
of millinery. The latest styles and lowest
prices are worthy Of consideration. 9-2l
If you want to rent good dwelling on the
best Of terms, apply to the Press and Banner
office. IF
A GOOD printer can find an excellent situa-
ton by application to Mr.. ]. A. Harmon. Nc
Cormick. Apply early. IT
Rosenberg's clothing and hats is creating
quite sensation In town, don't fail TO call
and examine before YOU buy 9-2S
Knitting cotton by the hank or pound, in
white and all staple colors. II. NJ. Haddon &
Co. 9-2I
Over 100 dozen ladies' and misses hose.
Best and cheapest line we have ever shown.
r. NJ. Hoddon & Co. 9-2l
Shoes The best and most comfortable
shoes at moderate price. r. NJ. Haddon Il
Co. 9-21
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THE PIoUs PREAcHERs SHOT GUN.
A ColOrcd Georgia Minister of the
Gospel Waylays and Shoots Par.
ishioner, and then reeks Safety In
SOuth COraIina.

About twelve or fifteen years ago Abbcville
county lost a citizen in the person OF George
Munday. q black negro, who emigrated TO the
State of Georgia, leaving wife and an aver.
aye lot OF children. Leaving his wife and the
odor Of his name behind him, he also left his
name In South Carolina.
assuming the name Of Rev. George McDufhe,
and for a period OF time unknown to this
scribe eXpOunded the scriptures near Green's
boro, Ga under the Baptist banner of faith,
until the third night of last September, when,
Tor reasons satisfactory TO himself, ne
instead Of presenting the precepts, the
moral examples and the lessons of love and
goodwill to be found in the life and charac-
Ter of the Prince Of Peace, applied the active
energy and convincing force of the contents oi
a uubble-barrc shotgun. That night he lay
n wait for the brother whom he says, inter
iered with him too much. \ well directed
aim, and prompt discharge Of the contents
of the shotgun, inflicted wounds upon the
person of William Chaney, which were Of
such a serious nature that he died soon there
after.
mined to transfer his labors in the Lord S
vineyard to another field of usefulness: Lenv-
ing his atfectionate .parishioners IN the
State of Georgia without the usual f9r-
malitieS in severiinR pastoral relations he
came to Abbcville county, where lie again
changed his name. This time he called him
self Rev. George w. Cothran, and took up his
abode with people Of MS S'S own color near
WI
The fugitive wrote back 10 some of the women
Of his flock, who made known the where.
lbuuts Of the murderer. Several Intellectual
attempts were made to capture him, but the
sheriff-s deputies could not find him; 4 ne ne,
gro who was IN the secret was finally induced
for money consideration 10 reveal his
whereabouts He was surrounded and cap
tured Friday afternoon, and now lies in jail
awaiting q rcquisition from the Governor oi
Georgia, which will no doubt be forthcoming
in a little while.
Tie case seems TO have excited great inter-
est in the community where the crime was
committed. The Sheriff OF this county has
received numbers OF letters In reference to
the matter from the Sheriff Of Green county,
and other citizens. Last Thursday the Shcr-
III of that county came here In search OF the
missing negro, but he could not then he had.
4 telegram dated Sunday in reply to a letter
from Sheriff DuPre, states that the Sheriff OF
Green county will come for the Reverend
murderer without delay.
Mr.. DuPre has been to considerable ex-
pense. and it may be that he will do MS the ex-
press company does with L. o. d., packages
hold him till costs and charges are paid.
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The Right Way to Stop the Traffic in
Seed Cotton.

BRADLEY, S. c., Oct. 5, 1887
number of farmers met this afternoon
for the purpose of suppressing the sale OF
seed cotton in this community.
On motion, Mr.. 4. Mcneil was made Chair
man, and F.. w. Watson, Secretary.
On motion, the Chairman was authorized
to appoint q committee consisting Of six TO
visit all the business men Of this place, Yer
derey and the community, and request their
cooperation with US In this matter. The
Chair appointed the following committee:
Messrs. John y. Chiles, w. L. C0thran. Dan
iel Thomas, #. j. Hearst, ]. J.. White, W. II.
Napier. The committee were requested to
canvass the community at once and submit q
report al this place on Saturday, October Sth,
at o'clock, p. NJ.
The Secretary was instructed to request the
county papers to publish the proceedings Of
this meeting.
on motion, the meeting adj ourned TO meet
at this place the Sth day OF October at 8
o'clock p. NJ, to hear report of committee.
A. MCNEILL,
L. w. WATSON, Chairman.
Secretary.
BRADLEY, s. c., Oct. s, 1887.
partial report was receiqed from the COM
mittee, that all the business men Of Bradley
and vicinity would concur in the wishes OF
the farmers, add that they would refuse to
purchase cotton in the seed from any one.
A. MCNEILL,
L. w. WATSON, Chairman.
Secretary.
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GOOD OPENING OF THE SOUTH CAROLINA
COLLEGE.
Hopeful Indications of II Prosperous
Year, in Spite of Tuition Fees and
Short Crops.

COLUMBIA, October 10, 1851.
The Couth Carolina College rc-opened on
Tuesday the 18th, and tho session OF SI:SS has
begun with an attendance of near $50 STU
dents. Up to date over l40 students have np.
piled for admission, though all the Old stu
dents having not yet returned ana new ones
continue to come In each day. so iar The
number of new students Is about hity, lcav-
Ing something over so Of the old ones who
have not yet returned. This compares iavora-
bly, with previous openings OF the college.
The average number of matriculates for the
five preceding years, up to October 10, has
been lG4, showing Il slight decrease for this
year. This may be accounted for by the com
bined effect of tuition fees, and the abolition
of the Sub Freshman classes. There are now
no sub-collcgiatc departments and nine STU
dents have thus far been rejected for lack OF
preparation.
siderably more than the first opening indi-
cuted, the average for the preceding years be-
ing 1877. as compared with lG4 on October To-
Judging by former years the total enrolment
for the session Of S7-8 may be expected to
reach l75 at the least. Even now several are
waiting the action of the board with regard
to tuition fees for post graduate students, IN
tending to enter college If they may be eX-
cused from the $40 tuition. The Board Of
Trustees met this week and have decided TO
refer the matter to the Legislature, as being
customary in other colleges to exempt such
dents have taken advantage of the eXemp-
tion from tuition, of which III are old STU
dents, leaving but a small proportion Of new
boys who have availed themselves of the ap-
portunity. This Is owing probably either 10
the fact that the opportunities offered In this
direction are uot properly understood through
out the State as that new students are slow
TO take advantage of them.
The entrance examinations this year nave
been unusually strict and the present Fresh
man show decided improvement, both as to
preparation and general fitness for college
duties over those Of any previous year.
condition
excellent, a thorough overhauliny having
been made of the whole premises, and every
precaution observed for maintaining the
health Of the college. y. w. 7.
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A GROWING, PROSPEROUS TOWN.
Cotton, Money, Preachers, Business
Merchants, Suppers, Horses and
Other Things.

MT. CARMEL, S. c., Oct 10, 1887.
Cotton 81 and So cents. Chickens, eggs
and butter scarce.
The Methodist church is progressing rapid
ly, and all we need now for It's early compile
ton is "money." Reader have you promised
to give ? If SO, down with the cash, and don't
have the workmen 10 stop.
Rev. w. G. Riley, pastor of the Presbyterian
church Of this place Will preach every IND
Sunday. Remember the change.
Mt. Carmel Is busy little town, All day
long you hear the Shrill whistle OF me steam
gins, and the rushing to and fro of four trains
passing daily. We now have good freights
and excellent railroad facilities with fine
hack country, sure all these will make Mt
Carmel what it ought to be--a good business
town.
Mr.. Robert Knox is progressing ripidly with
his new storehouse.
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The State of South Carolina,
ABBEVILLE COUNTY.

ABBEvILLE COUNTY.
Probate Capitalization for Letters OF Ad-
ministration.
BY ]. FULLER LYON, ESQ, JUDGE PROBATE
COURT:
WHEREAS, NJ. G. Zeigler, as c: C. I. has
w made suit 10 me, TO grant him Letters
of Administration Of the Estate and effects OF
Margaret 4. Robertson late of Abbcville
county, deceased.
These are therefore. to cite and admonish
all and singular the kindred and creditors OF
the said Margaret a. Robertson deceased, that
they be and appear before me. In the Court or
Probate, to be held at Abbeville &: H.. on
Monday october 3lst, 1887 after publication
hereof, at II o'clock in the forenoon, TO snow
cause if any they have, why the said Admin
istration should not he granted.
Given under my hand and seal or the
Court, this l9lh day of September in the
wear of our Lord one thousand eight
hundred and eighty-seven and In the
l12th year of American Inderendence
Published on the 21St day Of September lSN.
In the Press and Banner and on the Court
House door for the time reGnred by InW;
]. FULLER LYON.
Judge Probate Court.
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Sheriff s Sale.

Wardlaw & Edwards against Hugh r. Gilbert
Execution.
DY virtue of an execution to me directed, In
d the above stated case. Will sell TO inc
hIrhcst bidder, at public auction, within the
legal hours of sale, ut Abbcvillc Court House,
on Monday the seventh day OF November a.
ID. 1887, all the right. title and interesto of Hugh
II. Gilbert In the following described properly,
to wit: All that tract or parcel of land. sit
uatp, lying and being in the County OF Abbe-
Vile, South Carolina, and known as the Lee
place. and containing
THREE HUNDRED AND SIXTY ACRES,
more or less, and bounded by lands of james
McCaslan, W. ID Mars. w. w. Mars ana 9th
ors. Levied on and to be sold as the property
of Uurh r. Gilbert, to satisfy the aforesaid en-
ecutlon and costs. TERMS-Cash.
j. +. G.. DCPRE,
Sheriff Abbevillc County.
Ont 10 1851 IL
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The Press and Banner
W Wednesday, October IL, 1887.
The Methodist Choir.

The Committee to select choir for the
Methodist church at Abbcville, have asked
the following named persons to accept the
positions assigned to them, as follows:
Leadcr-Dr. II. ID. Wilson.
OrganistS-Miss Anna Jones and Miss Ay-
lette Chalmers.
SOprano-Irs. II. u. Reese, Mrs. G. II.
Moore, Miss Aylettc Chalmers, Miss Celia
Chalmers, Miss Anna Jones, Miss Fanni"
Lawson, Miss Kate Coosler, Miss Orene
Hughes.
AIto-MiSs Julia Zcieler. Mrs. l.. X. Bowie,
Mrs p. b. Jackson, Miss h. Xeieler.
Tenor-J. c. Klugh, d. w. Hicks, +. l.. Will
son, 4. w. Coogler
w. ID. LomaX.
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]. ]. johnson. ]. w. Rowland, Geo. \.
Nickles, Jno j. Edwards, T. Ellis, j. l..
Hinton, L. 5. Carwile, John Wilkerson, ii. NJ.
Penal, Wade f. Cothran, j. r. Cln kscales,
]. l. Crowther, r. w. Boyd, Geo. ID. Auchnn-
an, ]. J. Lomax, d. L. Barnes, B; l.. Jones.
D. W. Thomas. j. B. Patterson, +. b: Leroy,
]. C. Title, r. F. Hutchinson, Geo. g. Brad
ley. F. NJ. Watson. J. &. Griffin, r. H. Prutt,
S. P. Morrah, John Walker, C., Pat Lee, G.,
s. B. Hodges, J. n. McGill, Y. Ii. ioungblood,
w. s. Baskn.
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Sherif's Sale.

II, NJ. Spikes against VIM. Z. Fouche.-Exe-
cution.
NV virtue of an execution to me directed, in
X ,In nhoyo stated case, will sell 10 the
hishest bidder, ut public auction, within the
in"oi hours of sale, at Abheville Court House,
on Monday the seventh day OF Noven ber A.
u 1Ss7. ali the right, title and Interest of W.
r. Eouche i'm the following described proper
tv to wit: All that tract or parcel OF land,
situate, lying and being in the County Of Ab-
neville, South Carolina, anu kho"h as Tic
Home place, and containing
sIy HUNDRED AND FIFTY-SIN ACRES.
,,,oro or loss. and bounded by lands of John
Fnmrhe. w. II. Henderson, Mrs. Thos. Stewart
and others. Levied on and 10 be sold as the
,rmnrrtv Of W. G.. Fouchc, to satisfy the atore-
soid execution and costs. TERMS-CaSl:
S'''u J. j.. e.. DUPRE,
Sheriff Abpcvlle County.
oct. 10, lSS7, At
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Special Attractions for Gentlemen at
the Store of White Brothers.

First of nil, that elegant stock of ready
made clothing, manufactured expressly for
their trade out of the choicest fabrics, and got
ten up in the most approved custom-nade
styles. The fit OF the garments cannot be ex-
Gediea. S @ Any one IN search Of Of suit Of ciotn-
a choice selection Of the latest styles OF
hats. III.
4 nice line OF eassimers.
The best makes of shirts. LaundrIed and
unlnundried.
Undcrshirts of all descriptions and at all
prices.
Collars, cuffs and hosiery.
A superb assortment of neck-wear.
All kinds of Gloves.
Shoes and Eoots of every kind, from the
best han d-made TO the cheapest variety.
An excellent stock of saddles and brides
and buggy robes. WHITE BROTHERS.
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TEACHERS IN ABBEvILLE COUNTY.
Action OF the County school Board Of
Examiners Their Award OF
'Ceacherss Certificates.

The second series of examinations for the
year Of applicants for teachers certitlc;ttes III
Abbcvilie county took place in the Conrt
room last Friday and saturday. The white
applicants on Friday and the colored OH oaI'
urduy.
The examinations were in arithmetic, Eng
liSh grammar, history, geography anu peiit-
gogicS, there being ten qucstiors IN cach' uut
the last in which there were but nine.
Those who secured Il percentage OF ~ IN tne
examination received certificates OF the frst
grade, those securing 20 III the second, anu
those 6O the third, those not securing the lat
ter failed to pass.
These certificates are good for two years, but
those securing the inferior grades can take an
view Of doing better. Two examinations are
held each year, one in April the other III oc-
tobcr.
The papers submitted were carefully exam
inpd by School Commissioner COwan, and the
other members of the Board, Mr.. j. &. klugh
and Mr.. J. Allen Smith.
\ final examination OF the papers anu the
concluding consultation was held last nlght
In the Commissioners office. After long
session and the fullest scrutiny Of the papers,
the Board determined TO award teachers GER
titicates TO the following named applicants:
WHITE.
Miss NJ. f. Bell, first grade.
Msss Lula II. Brown, first grade;
Miss Matte a. Brown, first grade.
Miss NJ. {. Cowan, first grade.
MIR j. w. Mccullough. first grade.
Miss NJ. l. Morrow, first grade.
Miss Lila McIlwaine, first grade.
Miss Jennie McIlwaine, first grade.
Miss Matte A. Reagan, first grade.
Miss Carrie l.. Brown, second grade
Miss Mamie Greer, second grade.
Miss Ehie l.. Hannah, second grade.
Miss Ellen Tribble, second grade.
C0LoRED.
II. G. Lesly. first grade.
Mrs. Cynthia W. Robinson, first grade.
l. l. Butler, second grade.
&c. Hemphil, second grade.
Madison Cobb, second grade.
T.. J. Banks, second grade.
4. H. Chapma an, second grade.
H. r. Latimer, second grade.
j. Il. Smith, second grade.
Elihu Nash, second grade.
=. II. Jones, second grade.
J. +. Vance, second grade.
Silvia White second grade.
B. r. Boyd, hird grade.
T.. j. Adams, third grade.
NJ. l.. Baker, third grade.
NJ. F. Bradley. third grade.
w. NJ TOland, third grade.
Ella Holloway, third grade.
ADELAIDE Crawford, third grade.
Fl. ClinkScaleS, third grade.
Emma T.. Owens, third grade.
IT,. Walker, third grade.
G. r. Davis, third grade.
John H. Owens, third grade.
r. w. Wright, third grade.
S. c. Covington, third grade
&. T. Moore, third grade.
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Mrs. Clatworthy, one OF the oldest as well as
one OF the best women that ever lived in
Abbeville county. died last Thursday at the
old homestead. No better example of chris
tian life than this good woman, who was below
Scotland some siXty-five years ago, and was
one Of the Covenanters. "Blessed are the
dead, who die in the Lord
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The State of South Carolina
ABBEVILLE COUNTY.

ABBEVILLE COUNTY.
Probate Court-Citation for Letters Of Admin
iStration.
BY J. FULLER LYON, ESQ.,, JUDGE PROBATE
COURT:
NT THEREAS. NJ. G. Zeigler, as c. C.. P, has
w made suit 10 me, TO grant him Letters
Of Administration OF the Estate and effects Of
James Taggart, late Of Abbeville County, de.
ceased.
These are therefore, to cite and admonsh all
and singular the kindred and creditors OF the
said James Taggart, deceased, that they be
and appear before me, in the Court Of Pro-
bate. to be held at Abbevlle G. H., on Friday,
November llth, 1857, after publication hereof,
at II o'clock in the forenoon, to show cause IL
any they have, why the said Administration
should not be granted.
Given under my hand and seal of the Court,
this 4th day Of October, In the year OF our
Lord one thousand eight hundred and
eighty seven, and I'm the ll2th year Of
American Independence.
Published on the 9Th day of October, 1887, in
the Press and Banner, and on the Court House
door for the time required by law.
j. FULLER LYON,
Judge Probate Court.
Oct 3, 1857, Ct
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Petit Jury-..SecOnd week---October
Term.

s. NJ. Wardaw. Jacob Clamp, F: NJ Stone,
C. C. Law, J. L. Henderson, ;. I. Mundy, J. 4.
Watson, Thos Chatham, J. w. Ferguson, b. O.
Verrcll, &. 1. Hagan, D. l.. Wardlrw, w. p.
Adkins, l.. \. Shannon, NiInrod Agncw.
(colored,) w. P. McCarter, 4. J. Clinkscales,
r. L. Morehead, J. c. Martin, Milt Gorden,
dock, A W. Smith, j. Il. Bullock. J. w. Blake,
c. p. Roberts. Robert Hagan, Richard Sond-
ley, j. F. Calhoun, &. G.. Dusenbery. b. L..
Nick les, A. F. Carwile, Edwin Cater, John
Patton (coOred)
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BeRutify Your Homes.

Take your old dilapidated furniture to Mr.
E. L. Wilson who will make as good and pref
ty as new furniture. He is a natural born
mechanic and has a genius or talent for such
work. He will be reasonable in charges for
first class work.
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Snecial Notice.

In order to meet the increasing demand for
goods In our line, we have now Ell route from
New York ten cases assorted dress goods,
trimmings, millinery, &C., &c. The entire
lot will be opened and on our counters by
Monday next. Persons attending Court next
week will find 1t to their Interest to call and
see us r. NJ. HADDON e. co.